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Annapolis Unlikely to Make Progress

OpinionEditorial Board -
As part of its latest attempt to foster goodwill between Israel and Palestine

Purging the University of Thinkers

OpinionNathan Tumazi -
There is a chill over open-minded and critically-thinking academics. The assault on free thinking comes at the worst of all possible times. As...

Musharraf’s Re-Election Is Valid

OpinionDaniel Johnson -
Pervez Musharraf assumed the role of Pakistan's president for a second term this past week according to the Pakistan Election Committee. Musharraf's success...

Annapolis Conference Shows Slight Progress

OpinionMengfei Chen -
For Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, last week's Middle East peace conference at Annapolis may have been the last chance to rescue a...

Game Ratings Hurt Sales

OpinionAE Anteater -
If you've spent any amount of time in the gaming world, chances are you've heard of game developer Rockstar and its reputation for...

Christmas: Really A Religious Holiday?

OpinionEric Brunner -
Christmastime is upon us. For the majority of Americans, this means that it is time to start wondering what cool things you will...

Personal Genetic Profiles Hide the Real Story

OpinionRyon Graf -
Less than a decade after the human genome was decoded and made available to the public, a new novelty has arisen: personal genetic...

Students for Sale (To Highest Bidder)

OpinionNathan Tumazi -
'Students for sale!' yells the loan officer. 'Got another one for $45,000. Says here she's going to UC Berkeley.' The loan coordinator walks...

Genetics Must Be Debated

OpinionMengfei Chen -
On Oct. 14, 2007, Dr. James Watson, father of modern genetics and Nobel Prize recipient, stated in an interview with Britain's Sunday Times...

Why Ron Paul? Let Me Count the Ways

OpinionChristopher George -
I recently registered as a Republican for the first time and cringed when I did. It isn't that I hate Republicans or what...

Clinton Is More Than Just a Woman

OpinionJaye Estrada -
'President Hillary Clinton:' Get used to hearing that, at least if the presidential election were held today. At the Nov. 15 Democratic debate,...

Letters To The Editor

OpinionReaders -
Why Would Students Give Up Voting? My name is Cody Brown and I hail from New York University. I was a student in the...
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